Earlier this month, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit affirmed the District Court’s dismissal of the attempt by 14 Rhode Island public-school students […]
A Superior Court judge last week ordered the New Jersey Department of Education to turn over state funding data and formula codes to six Jersey Shore school […]
Building on language in the Washington constitution that entitles students to an “ample” education and states that providing such an education is a “paramount” duty of […]
TENNESSEE ADOPTS NEW LAW TO FRUSTRATE REFORM LITIGATIONS As a result of a new state law enacted this summer, the trial in the long-pending Shelby County […]
